Add AltirraOS 3.41 ROMs and disable legacy config #109
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- Add AltirraOS 3.41 open-source ROMs from the upstream emulator - Disable legacy configuration (.atari800.cfg). - Add SIO patches from the upstream emulator. - Mark all ROMs as optional in libretro.info
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AltirraOS open-source ROMs.
This commit includes the following open-source ROMs taken from the upstream emulator Atari800, embedded in the core:
It is no longer necessary to have ROM files in the system directory, as the core loads embedded AltirraOS ROMs if files are not present. Except for some games that might require the official ROMs for compatibility reasons.
Related issues:
SIO patches
From the upstream emulator.
Ref: atari800/atari800@79dba09
Disable legacy configuration
The legacy configuration file, .atari800.cfg, makes it very complex to configure the platform because if .atari800.cfg is created, the only way to change the configuration is through the legacy GUI. Unfortunately, this file is created every time the core starts if it is not present in the system directory.
Now, it is possible to disable the writing and reading of .atari800.cfg, so all configuration is taken from the frontend configuration.
Realated issues: